Learning Paths | Pneumatics, Sensors and Courses

Key benefits of your learning journey

• Clarity: Move seamlessly from basic to advanced skills.
• Efficiency: Save time with a clear, organized training structure.
• Practical know-how: Apply knowledge directly to real-world challenges.
• Confidence: Build expertise step by step and use it in your professional role.
• Career growth: Strengthen your skills to unlock new opportunities.

Who are these learning paths designed for?

These structured training programs are geared toward those who want to strengthen their expertise, stay ahead of technological trends, and improve day-to-day performance. They are especially valuable for:

• Maintenance & Engineering (M+E) professionals looking to optimize systems and reduce downtime.
• Metaworking specialists aiming to align workflows with new technologies.
• Digital controls and automation experts seeking to master modern tools and methods.
• Network and systems professionals focused on secure and efficient connectivity.
• Anyone striving for better maintenance practices to ensure reliability, efficiency, and long-term performance.

Beyond specific roles, these paths are ideal for anyone committed to professional growth, innovation, and operational excellence.

Our learning paths

Train quickly and effectively with learning tracks aligned to your role. Each program takes you from basic topics to the most advanced, digitalized upgrades, helping you gain skills that matter in today’s industry.

Pneumatics digital learning paths

Master pneumatics step by step, from an introduction to technology to smart maintenance. We guide you through key milestones so you gain the right skills for modern, efficient systems.

Course 1 - Basics of pneumatics TP 101

Who is this course for?

For beginners in pneumatics who want to build a solid foundation in the field.

What you'll learn

• Understand the key functions and uses of pneumatic components.
• Design and troubleshoot basic pneumatic control circuits with confidence.
• Apply your knowledge to improve efficiency and solve practical challenges. Material: TP 101

Course 2 - Basic Electropneumatics - TP 201

Who is this course for?

Students who have completed TP 201 and want to advance to electropneumatic solutions for greater industry relevance.

What you'll learn

• Design and troubleshoot basic electropneumatic circuits.
• Apply all electrical controls acquired during the basics of pneumatics
• Install cabling between controller and the field
• Gain problem-solving skills for industrial automation

Course 3 - Electropneumatics TP 202

Who is this course for?

Students who have completed TP 201 or have basic knowledge of electropneumatics and want to progess to complex, industry-relevant applications.

What you'll learn

• Design and troubleshoot advanced electropneumatic circuits.
• Apply sequence control, signal overlap, and emergency stop functions.
• Work hands-on with VTUX and industry-standard components.
• Gain problem-solving skills for real-world automation challenges.

Course 4 - Electropneumatics TP 203

Who is this course for?

Students who have completed TP 201 (Basic Electropneumatics) and want to move on to integrating PLC programming into pneumatic systems. It’s ideal for PLC beginners, maintenance technicians, and vocational trainees preparing for modern automation challenges.

What you'll learn

• Transition from relay-based control to Siemens S7 PLC programming.
• Program, test, and troubleshoot pneumatic circuits using the TIA Portal.
• Work hands-on with industry-standard components: solenoid valves, cylinders, and sensors.
• Use sequence control, timers, counters, and logic functions in real automation tasks.
• Compare and understand relay-based vs. PLC-based control for industrial applications.
• Build practical skills in troubleshooting and digitalization for modern automation environments.